Airliner World June 2004

Airliner World June 2004

Highlights

  • London/ Stansted NEW Runway Plans
  • Skywest Leading US Regional
  • FARO Airport Portuguese Holiday Destination
  • Snowflake Low-cost in Scandinavia

Full Contents

  • News – Airliner World's comprehensive 20-page coverage of worldwide events.
  • Faro Airport – Opened for the development of tourism at South Portugal's holiday resorts, the airport at Faro is used mainly by Northern European airlines.
  • Air Malta Retires The B737 – The career of the Boeing 737-200 in Maltese service.
  • Caribbean Visitors – Operators and visitors at airports in the Caribbean region in the mid-1970s.
  • Air Emilia – Italian Regional Operator – 'From the cockpit' from Parma to Crotone.
  • SkyWest Is Best – US Regional Airline of the Year in 2002, Skywest is still turning in a healthy profit.
  • London/Stansted – Update – Plans for a second runway at this south-east low-cost hub.
  • Snowflake – Low-cost concept of Scandinavian carrier SAS.
  • A Racing Success – The first Gulf Air Formula One Grand Prix in Bahrain emphasised the growing links between the motor racing and aerospace industries.
  • Aviation In The Gambia – A look at the West African independent republic of The Gambia, and at Banjul Airport in particular.
  • Feedback. – A selection of readers' comments and photographs, Crossword Competition, Spotting Spot (Copenhagen).
  • Airliner World Fifth Anniversary – Comments from leading players in the commercial aviation world and MAJOR COMPETITION announcement.
  • Duty Free – A review of the latest books, DVDs and mini-binoculars.
  • Air Baltic – Latvia's entry into the European Union means growth for this carrier.

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